Heo Gyun becomes part-time worker at rice bowl restaurant in 'Heo's Diner'

Siwoo-min transforms into a restaurant's daily part-time worker.

In the second episode of the Why Not Media drama 'Heo's Diner' (written by Seong So-hyun, directed by Oh Hwan-min and Kim Kyung-eun), which will be released on the 25th, the problematic figure of the Joseon Dynasty, Heo Gyun (Siwoo-min), after a time slip to modern times, encounters Bong Eun-sil (Choo So-jung) and conflicts at every turn.

In the preceding first episode, Heo Gyun transcended to Seoul during a chase by an assassin released by Lee I-cheom (Lee Se-on). Unaware of what is happening, Heo Gyun, having time-slipped to modern times, met a mother and daughter at a rice restaurant and got a meal from them, while Eun-sil remained suspicious of him.

As the thrilling developments continued from the first episode, stills released before the second episode show Heo Gyun serving food at Eun-sil's (Kim Hee-jung) restaurant, stealing attention.

Having changed from traditional attire to workout clothes, Heo Gyun perfectly transformed into a restaurant employee by even putting on an apron. This piques curiosity about why Heo Gyun started working at Eun-sil's mother's restaurant.

Notably, Heo Gyun’s actions, becoming fascinated by new things, stand out. He seems to like the clothes, smiling while touching his appearance, and his innocent face lifts the spirits of those who see him.

However, even after Eun-sil warned him not to linger, she disapproves of Heo Gyun appearing again in front of the restaurant. Eventually, while watching Heo Gyun catering to customers with interest, she swiftly approaches him to block an unexpected action. What could have been Heo Gyun's sudden behavior that bewildered both Eun-sil and the customers? Attention is focused on his unpredictable adjustment to modern life.

Meanwhile, the second episode of 'Heo's Diner', co-planned by Why Not Media and Hakuhodo DY Music & Pictures and Corpus Japan, and produced by The Great Show, will be released at 5 p.m. on Netflix and Wavve, at 7 p.m. on Watcha and Tving, and at 9 p.m. on MBN Plus.

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